The loss dropped the Trojans to 2-6 in Sun Belt Conference play and 5-16 overall, with the Trojans still seeking their first road win of the season. Appalachian State snapped a four-game losing skid, improving to 9-13 overall.

The Trojans raced out to a 13-point lead early, going into the half up 38-32. Both teams traded blows in the second half before an extended rally by the Mountaineers brought the score to 59-59 at the end of regulation.

Appalachian State scored the first four in the overtime period and never looked back, finishing the Trojans 72-67.

Camron Reedus led LR with 11 points, while Jaizec Lottie added eight points and four rebounds.

Little Rock basketball returns to action Saturday afternoon with a pair of away games at Coastal Carolina.